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  • L Lost User

    Just out of interest, how many of you dear friends are using some sort of agile process (scrum etc.) in your working lives? What method(s) are you using? What tools are you using? Like it/ Love it / Hate it Tried it/ditched it?

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    Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter
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    I use the make-it-done-and-efficiently method for most of my development... I do not know what names can you call it - I actually called an IT manager of or customer a*hole for asking me if I'm using SCRUM (because it is the only way things can be done!), telling him it is not his f* business how I make things happen...

    Skipper: We'll fix it. Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this? Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.

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      Just out of interest, how many of you dear friends are using some sort of agile process (scrum etc.) in your working lives? What method(s) are you using? What tools are you using? Like it/ Love it / Hate it Tried it/ditched it?

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      Stefto
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      how many of you dear friends are using some sort of agile process (scrum etc.) in your working lives?: about 10 i can confirm What method(s) are you using?: Scrum, kanban and Lean because of company standards :-D What tools are you using?: old fashioned kanban board Like it/ Love it / Hate it: i like it, way better than the waterfall stuff. Tried it/ditched it?: see the above.

      Life's like a nose, you've got to get out of it whats in it!

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      • L Lost User

        Just out of interest, how many of you dear friends are using some sort of agile process (scrum etc.) in your working lives? What method(s) are you using? What tools are you using? Like it/ Love it / Hate it Tried it/ditched it?

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        HobbyProggy
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        As i am a lone Ranger on my Project i scrum a lot and work very agile. I talk to myself in a lot of situations to discuss changes with me, sometimes we come to a good idea and transport it directly to developementteam me. I iterate through Projectstates after several tasks are done. In these Iterations i have meetings with myself to check if we are on the plan or if there are any showstoppers on the tasks. New concepts and stuff are developed meanwhile be me to assure the functionality is sufficient for the users. Sometimes i am lucky and get one or two of the guys that need to work with that system, then i can ask if it's okay like its done, they agree to everything :cool:

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          As i am a lone Ranger on my Project i scrum a lot and work very agile. I talk to myself in a lot of situations to discuss changes with me, sometimes we come to a good idea and transport it directly to developementteam me. I iterate through Projectstates after several tasks are done. In these Iterations i have meetings with myself to check if we are on the plan or if there are any showstoppers on the tasks. New concepts and stuff are developed meanwhile be me to assure the functionality is sufficient for the users. Sometimes i am lucky and get one or two of the guys that need to work with that system, then i can ask if it's okay like its done, they agree to everything :cool:

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          Lost User
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          Code reviews. You need some code reviews and twomof you should start doing pair programming.

          The language is JavaScript. that of Mordor, which I will not utter here
          This is Javascript. If you put big wheels and a racing stripe on a golf cart, it's still a fucking golf cart.
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            Code reviews. You need some code reviews and twomof you should start doing pair programming.

            The language is JavaScript. that of Mordor, which I will not utter here
            This is Javascript. If you put big wheels and a racing stripe on a golf cart, it's still a fucking golf cart.
            "I don't know, extraterrestrial?" "You mean like from space?" "No, from Canada." If software development were a circus, we would all be the clowns.

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            Oh dear you are right, i need codereviews! But since me and my other half are sticking to CLEAN CODE most of the code should be a ok. Yeah maybe i train both hands on fully programming and rock of on two pc's to meet capacity needs :-\

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            • L Lost User

              Just out of interest, how many of you dear friends are using some sort of agile process (scrum etc.) in your working lives? What method(s) are you using? What tools are you using? Like it/ Love it / Hate it Tried it/ditched it?

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              Brady Kelly
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              I have only been on one team in, say, eight years, where we didn't use basic, non-religious, scrum. OK, one other team we used Kanban, but I think that's close enough to scrum. For the non-religious, that is. It's always been good, and at least felt better than more formal processes; I don't know whether business felt as good as the developers though.

              No object is so beautiful that, under certain conditions, it will not look ugly. - Oscar Wilde

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              • L Lost User

                Just out of interest, how many of you dear friends are using some sort of agile process (scrum etc.) in your working lives? What method(s) are you using? What tools are you using? Like it/ Love it / Hate it Tried it/ditched it?

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                chriselst
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                We use anti-agile, whatever that is called, I guess all of these look like valid descriptors for how work gets done; Antonyms for agile apathetic depressed dispirited down dull ignorant inactive lazy lethargic lifeless rigid slow sluggish stiff stupid brittle clumsy

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                What tools are you using?

                I think they are called Project Managers. It is a shite way of working.

                Some men are born mediocre, some men achieve mediocrity, and some men have mediocrity thrust upon them.

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                • L Lost User

                  Just out of interest, how many of you dear friends are using some sort of agile process (scrum etc.) in your working lives? What method(s) are you using? What tools are you using? Like it/ Love it / Hate it Tried it/ditched it?

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                  Slacker007
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                  Agile is good and I like it. Most people have a hard time with it though, for whatever reason, and thus, don't really implement the methodology well. Eventually, they are no longer practicing Agile anymore, and they are back to their old habits. :) I have used Rally for managing our user stories and defects.

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                  • Kornfeld Eliyahu PeterK Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

                    I use the make-it-done-and-efficiently method for most of my development... I do not know what names can you call it - I actually called an IT manager of or customer a*hole for asking me if I'm using SCRUM (because it is the only way things can be done!), telling him it is not his f* business how I make things happen...

                    Skipper: We'll fix it. Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this? Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.

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                    Lost User
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                    Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter wrote:

                    telling him it is not his f* business how I make things happen...

                    I'd have thought it was exactly the IT Manager's business ...

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                    • L Lost User

                      Just out of interest, how many of you dear friends are using some sort of agile process (scrum etc.) in your working lives? What method(s) are you using? What tools are you using? Like it/ Love it / Hate it Tried it/ditched it?

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                      I work across multiple teams running scrum and kanban, mostly it works well and I quite like it as long as the people working on it are pragmatic and stick to core principles instead of religiously sticking to the text book. We're using Team Foundation Server for backlog management, boards etc...

                      Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines

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                        Agile is good and I like it. Most people have a hard time with it though, for whatever reason, and thus, don't really implement the methodology well. Eventually, they are no longer practicing Agile anymore, and they are back to their old habits. :) I have used Rally for managing our user stories and defects.

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                        Ernst Stavro Blofeld wrote:

                        and they are back to their old habits

                        I find they're the best habits to have. One is so much more comfortable with them.

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                          I work across multiple teams running scrum and kanban, mostly it works well and I quite like it as long as the people working on it are pragmatic and stick to core principles instead of religiously sticking to the text book. We're using Team Foundation Server for backlog management, boards etc...

                          Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines

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                          GStrad
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                          I'm pretty much identical to you. Multi teams, Scrum, TFS, pragmatic, generally like it...

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                          • L Lost User

                            Just out of interest, how many of you dear friends are using some sort of agile process (scrum etc.) in your working lives? What method(s) are you using? What tools are you using? Like it/ Love it / Hate it Tried it/ditched it?

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                            Ygnaiih
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                            Every day we have a meeting where we are not allowed to say anything of substance. Even though I tell them everyday I do not need help I have to say that every day now I just say something like did this, no road blocks no help needed. Then once a week we have a session where everything that was said that morning is repeated. We pay large money for a certified scrum master who would not know an html document from a squirrel. No credit is ever given to the developer and at one point we were told that everyone is a developer. Therefore no one is a developer. Hate is far to weak. Scrum means take your coding time away from you. The BA designed the lay out of an ASPX page and demanded that the labels for the radio button list be above the buttons. The purpose of the agile team is to stop the development of software and deprecate developers.

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